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When you think of a UK holiday by the beach, you probably picture a town just like Bournemouth, where you can relax on the sandy shore, surf on a beautiful reef and enjoy a festival atmosphere at any time of the year.
Bournemouth's popularity isn't just a result of its award-winning beaches. The southern seaside town also boasts some of the UK's best coastal attractions, shops, and restaurants, not to mention a calendar of events that promise to delight visitors of all ages.
Bournemouth's seven miles of sandy beach is just the beginning. The town is home to one of only four artificial reefs on the planet, built to enhance the surfing conditions. It also offers a huge variety of bars, restaurants and clubs, catering to young party-goers as well as those enjoying a fun-filled short holiday or short break on England's arresting south coast.
From pretty parks to interesting museums, Bournemouth offers something for every visitor to enjoy. Visit the Stour Valley Nature Reserve, or take a boat trip over to Brownsea Island to search for rare red squirrels. Other things to do include visits to Go Ape! For a tree-top adventure at nearby Moors Valley, and rides on the Bournemouth Cliff Lifts, which offer easy travel between the cliff tops and the beach, accompanied by spectacular views.
If you're looking for an active holiday, you can fill your visit to Bournemouth with water sports, outdoor activities, and long walks along Dorset's enchanting walking paths and Jurassic Coast trail.
Or, if you'd prefer to relax and unwind, you'll find no better place to enjoy afternoon tea than the world-famous Betty's Tea Room, followed by an ice cream by the sea. Enjoy a typical seaside holiday as you play in the arcades, before heading back to The Savoy with an over-sized teddy bear. Savour those old-fashioned seaside sweets sold from stalls and stands on the seafront, and take home novelty souvenirs or a Bournemouth postcard.
Alternatively, simply savour time spent wandering through the surrounding picture-postcard countryside, and pay a visit to the New Forest National Park, the Holt Heath National Nature Reserve, and the beautiful Sandbanks Beach.
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Boscombe Pier
As you make your way down this newly refurbished pier, you'll find various musical instruments free for you to try – transporting you back to the seaside nostalgia of yesteryear.
Ringwood hosts a weekly market which remains popular with both tourists and locals, and is also home to the Ringwood Brewery which is open for tours.
Boscome Arts Trail
This unique attraction starts in the shopping district of Boscome and finishes at the Boscome Pier. Along the way you will discover seven rare art pieces.
This unique attraction starts in the shopping district of Boscombe and finishes at Boscombe Pier. Along the way, discover seven rare works of art, wonderfully exhibited in unique locations.
Famous for its red squirrel population and its stunning natural scenery, Brownsea Island is a top attraction for adventurers of all ages.
Calm waters lap against pebble beaches, and further inland you'll find grassy fields and sheltered woodland. Managed by the National Trust, the island is accessed by ferry and has various refreshment outlets including a café and coffee bar as well as a gift shop, a second-hand book shop, and the Baden-Powell Outdoor Centre.
The majestic ruins of Corfe Castle occupy a breathtakingly beautiful location by the Purbeck Hills, where you can witness field and forest for miles around.
Visitors can explore the ruins themselves, and the surrounding area where a wildlife walk details the birds and animals you're likely to see on your travels. A National Trust property, Corfe Castle includes tea rooms with views of the surrounding area, and well-stocked shops selling souvenirs, gifts and outdoor equipment.
Kingston Lacy is an elegant mansion set in beautiful grounds, including parkland and formal landscaped gardens.
Elaborate carvings and historic artefacts can be viewed within the house, along with paintings by famous artists. The house has an Egyptian Room that boasts the UK's largest private collection of Egyptian artefacts, and outside you'll find extensive lawns and a Japanese garden complete with an authentic tea house. This National Trust house also includes an on-site restaurant, waymarked trails and spaces in which you can enjoy fishing, geo-caching and picnicking.
This National Trust-managed corn mill, still featuring original oaken machinery, stands on a site that was marked in the 1086 Domesday Book.
The mill was rebuilt in 1776, and went through extensive repair work in 1994. Located next to the River Stour, the White Mill is a fascinating place to visit for an afternoon of cultural and historical intrigue.
Described by Alan Titchmarsh as 'one of the finest gardens I've ever visited', Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens comprises 20 acres of landscaped grounds filled with exotic and rare plants from every corner of the globe.
First established in 1765 by the Countess of Ilchester, the gardens have been developing and changing ever since. Enjoy al fresco dining at the Colonial Restaurant, in amongst the colourful tropical plants and native birds, or visit the gift shop and garden centre where you can buy handcrafted items, plants and garden accessories.
This 10-acre formal garden features five distinct areas; an Italian garden, a Japanese garden, a wooded valley, a rock and water garden, and a heather garden.
Built in 1929, Compton features an on-site tea room and plant centre that are just as popular as the gardens themselves. Open for the majority of the year, and with free entry to RHS members, the garden also houses the Italian Villa which is a stunning venue for weddings and corporate events.
A top attraction for all ages, the Kingston Maurward Gardens include an on-site animal park, home to a wide variety of farm and domestic animals.
More than 30,000 people visit Kingston Maurward every year to explore the Grade II-listed gardens, tended with the help of students from Kingston Maurward College. Sights to see include a lake with temple, tree trails, and the walled gardens, as well as the historic croquet lawn and the Temple of the Four Winds.
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Alternatively, if you are coming by road head in a south-westerly direction along the M27 to the A31. Exit on to the A338, heading towards Bournemouth, Verwood, Christchurch and Ashley Heath. Take a slight left, and stay on the A338 until you reach a roundabout. Take the second exit to A35/Wessex Way, and at the next roundabout take the first exit on to the B3066/Cambridge Road. Go straight over two further roundabouts, turning left at West Hill Road to reach the hotel.
Bournemouth can get very busy in holiday periods. This hotel has a limited amount of on site parking spaces, and we highly recommend booking your parking in advance. Car parking costs just £8.00 per day. Some on road parking is sometimes available around the hotel but charges may apply.
Bournemouth train station is just two miles away from the hotel taking about 5 to 10 minutes by taxi.
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Feb 08, 2016 - Poland-based indie developer, Piotr Szwach announces Proud 1.1, the important update to his popular gesture-based time management app for iOS and Apple Watch devices. This app allows busy individuals to take back control of their time by helping them view and manage important tasks, set reminders, and view accomplishments, building the habits that lead to better productivity. Version 1.1 features community-created congratulatory audio messages in English that play when the user completes a task.
Apr 06, 2012 - Caps Off today announces PIMP Tycoon: Slot Machine 1.1 free for iOS, an update to their casino sim game where players match eight common possessions of a pimp instead of cherries and lemons. The machine is 1-line/3-reels and offers 5 different bets. On matching 2 out of 3, the slot offers the player a 50/50 double-your money bet or a quick payoff. With authentic casino sound effects, raucous jazz, and playing cards featuring beautiful working girls, the game captures the excitement of Sin City.

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Women Clamor to Show Off Their Curves in Illegal Designs
TEHRAN, Iran -- Katayoun Alf, a designer of Islamic outerwear in one of the world's strictest Islamic states, knows her customers. They are women such as Sepideh Karimi, a 28-year-old with golden highlights in her hair who strolled into a boutique here recently.
The racks in this store in a suburban mall were crammed with women's clothing that would shock the founding fathers of Iran's Islamic revolution.


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Sabbioneta is a town in Lombardy, Italy, within the province of Mantua.
It is located 30 km to the north of Parma, not far from the banks of the river Podia.
The population is estimated to be about 4,200 inhabitants: of these between 200 and 300 live within the old city centre (Old Sabbioneta).The area is approx. 37 km2.
Today, there are serious relationship problems between Old and New Sabionetta which are causing concerns for the municipality....
Mondadori place is settled in a strategic urban context, at the margin of historical centre of Mantova, very close to an important road from south-west to north of the city where is located the train station. Actually the square is dedicated to bus station. In the north side of the square is located the new Chamber of Commerce building and the reorganisation of the main road with the new "rondò" are completed. The project concern the new settlement of the area with mixed function: transportation services and station (connected with the new bus stops and the train station), reorganisation of the road sistems and parking areas, tertiary places with commercial area and...
Into Padana Valley there is not only one of the most important people concentrations in Europe but also an industrial (big and small\medium enterprise SMEs) and innovative services polycentric system. In the late 40 years many clusters (SMEs specialized area) were developed producing a particular territorial model (cluster is a geographically proximate group of interconnected companies, associated institutions in a particular field, linked by commonalities and complementarities supported by external-economies). This spontaneous model produced social-economical advantages but in the same time the dispersion, the high mix functions and bad quality buildings realized proposed many land...


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A British journalist is suing seven newspapers in Ireland for defamation for linking him to an unsolved murder case that he covered as a reporter.
Ian Bailey, according to his lawyer, had been subjected to "trial by the media" for the past seven years following his arrest in Cork in January 1997.
He was held by police for 12 hours and questioned about the death of French film-maker Sophie Toscan du Plantier, whose body was found in December 1996 near her holiday home outside the west Cork town of Schull. She had been bludgeoned to death.
Her murder remains unsolved.
Bailey had reported on the crime for British, French and Irish newspapers, Cork Circuit Court was told.
Following his arrest, the court heard, a number of newspapers published articles about him, including interviews with him in which he had acknowledged that he was a suspect in the murder investigation.
But despite his denial of any involvement in the death of du Plantier, seven newspapers had published articles linking him with her death and had published other defamatory material about him, it was claimed. A file on Bailey had been sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions without him ever being charged.
The papers being sued by Bailey are The Sunday Independent, The Irish Mirror, The Star, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent on Sunday, The Times and The Sunday Times.
Up to 60 witnesses are expected to be called for the defence.
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Clearwater Police Sgt. Corey Lenczden was in the right place at the right time this morning to help save a man who was choking.
Lenczden was waiting for his food shortly after 8 a.m. after having placed his order at the Chick-fil-A at the corner of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and Old Coachman Road.
That's when another customer who had been dining on a breakfast burrito approached him in distress. The man couldn't talk. The man couldn't breathe. He was choking.
Lenczden realized the man needed help and immediately put his training into action right there in the restaurant. He wrapped his arms around him and performed the Heimlich Maneuver. The first two times, nothing happened. The third time he did it, lifting the man off the floor, the chunk of food was dislodged and the man could breathe again.
"Everyone in the restaurant stopped what they were doing and started watching," Lenczden said. "You could have heard a pin drop."
The 62-year-old man, who did not want to be identified, said he saw Lenczden nearby when he began choking.
"I saw him standing there," he said. "I figured he would probably know what to do."
Lenczden is a towering frame of a police officer - 6 feet 3 inches tall and 260 pounds -- and that fact wasn't lost on the man: "He's a big guy. I didn't pick some little old lady to do it."
"It worked out," the sergeant said. "I'm glad for the guy."
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A panel of veteran car enthusiasts waxed nostalgic during a special evening that heralded the arrival of this year's Colorado Concours d'Elegance & Exotic Sports Car Show, held June 8 at Arapahoe Community College.
The Friday prior to the main event, guest judges Dennis Little, Jim Stranberg and Denise McCluggage visited Audi Denver on South Broadway for a reception in their honor.
"It's a lot of work, but it gives younger people an opportunity to get involved, and maybe see things they've never seen before," Dennis Little, president of the Santa Fe Concorso, said of concourse events in general.
Little spent 30 years as a designer with General Motors.
"It was a dream job. Most of the time when it was quitting time, you didn't ever want to go home," he said.
Much of the conversation focused on the preservation vs. restoration debate brought into the spotlight in January, when a barn car brought in about $500,000 more than its restored counterpart at the Gooding & Co. auction in Scottsdale, Ariz. The clunker 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing Coupe: sold for $1.9 million, while its pristine twin brought $1.4 million.
Stephen Bell, owner of Classic Investments, said from the audience that he doesn't think every car needs to be restored, and as the number of cars available to restore decline, the price of barn cars will continue to rise.
"I think a preservation car will win Pebble Beach within five years," he said, referring to the granddaddy of all concourse events in California.
But Little said restoration honors the history of the car.
"I think you should take it back to the pristine condition that the proud new owner drove it out of the dealership in," he said.
"It doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever," agreed Stranberg. "There's maybe a reason for keeping it that way if it's all original or if you have a really good car. … But a car that's just falling apart like that Mercedes, it needs to be restored."
Stranberg has spent most of his career since 1974 specializing in restoring Bugattis, originally a French manufacturer but now owned by Volkswagen.
"It's a thing of beauty. It's a rolling piece of art," said Stranberg.
McCluggage, a founding editor of AutoWeek magazine, joked that she thought she herself would be a candidate for preservation, but it turned out she needed a total restoration. No wonder, given her life of adventure as a race-car driver, skier and sports journalist.
McCluggage won best in her class and 10 overall at Florida's Sebring International Raceway in 1961, when lots of tracks banned women. But she was determined to impress her new friend, jazz singer Allen Eager, who she met skiing. When he said he'd always wanted to be a race-car driver, she sold her Porsche and bought a Ferrari, and off they went.
"I was into fulfilling men's fantasies insofar as I was able," she said. … "I looked at him cowering in the corner, and he said, `You're trying to kill me.' Well, I wasn't. Not then, but later."
When the pair was asked what they would do to top that feat, McCluggage said that Eager replied, "I'm going to teach her to play the saxophone, and her first gig is Carnegie Hall."
Her comment on the preservation debate could well be said about herself.
"It's rather moving to see something that has managed to survive its rather rough life well," she said.
The Colorado Concours d'Elegance & Exotic Sports Car Show, held June 8 at Arapahoe Community College, benefits Ability Connection Colorado, serving people with disabilities. The organization served more than 40,000 Coloradans with disabilities and their families last year. It offers inclusive educational opportunities, pathways to the personal satisfaction of employment and support that allows people to thrive, according to the website.
"Our goal is to identify every individual's unique abilities and further their personal journey towards realizing their human potential," it reads. "In life, no one is defined by what they can't do. Together, we can do so much more than we can't."
Their programs include Creative Options for children of all abilities, Employment Works, Citizens for Patient Safety, Empower Colorado for families with children with mental illness, Faith in Action, Guardianship Alliance of Colorado, Infantile Scoliosis Outreach Program, JP Prescription Drug Awareness Foundation and Parent to Parent of Colorado.
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Whatever career you're looking to get into, you need to build it on certain basic skills. The Skills Development department works right across the College to help you develop the basics you need for work, life and further study. If you need to improve your English and maths we can help. If you have learning difficulties or if you're disabled and need help preparing for work, life and further study we can help you.
Independent Living Route A
(3.5 days per week)
On this route the learners will attend lessons in sports, personal and social development, communication skills, gardening, maths, English, catering and creative workshops. The focus of the sessions will be aimed towards independent living skills. Each group will have a personal tutor to help and support them.
Employability Route B
(3.5 days per week)
On this route the learners will attend lessons in employability, community projects, work experience, photography, IT, maths and English. The focus of all of the sessions is to improve employability and enterprise skills. Each group will be assigned a personal tutor to support them.
Route C
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On this route the learners attend lessons in personal and social development, maths, English, communication skills and creative workshop.
Route D
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On this route the learners can choose two subjects from the choice of creative workshop, drama, photography, music, dance and IT.
Maths and English options
In addition to all of the courses above the learners can attend additional reading and money sessions for further skill development.
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I watched with a mixture amusement and awe at Russell Brands recent diagnostic of the British political system. In his own interminable style Brand brilliantly articulated the prism of growing of discontent, bemusement and apathy through which many of us now view the political class.
His words got me thinking about one particular pet hate of my own. One gnawing sound byte the grey men, in grey suits trot out when asked the same grey questions about public services. A sound byte that, having emanated from the direction of my television, always somehow manages to penetrate the white noise of kids screaming or the wife asking me to put the kettle on.
The offending phrase in question is that of 'value for money'.
The phrase has entered the lexicon of British political double speak, alongside others such as 'accountability', 'hard working people' or the delicious irony apparent when a politician claims to be 'passionate' about something in a distinctly 'passionless' way.
I have come to believe that politicians view our public services in the same way in which I view green vegetables or prostate examinations – its probably necessary to have some but lets try to keep them to a minimum shall we…
Along with their co-conspirators in the British press, the establishment has consistently sought to convince us that the only real measure of the value of pubic services is how cheaply they can be provided. They somehow dress this up in a way that convinces us that 'value for money' is synonymous with quality. It is not.
Everything from healthcare, education, social care to local council services is measured by this dubious yardstick. Nothing escapes this ethos of perverse frugality. The saddest irony here is that a vast swathe of the electorate seem to been in agreement. Often displaying an astounding mixture of ignorance and memory loss, strike up a conversation with your average voter about public services and sooner or later the topic of 'wasted money' will raise its head.
We have been conditioned to think this way. Our media and political class feed us this line. 'Taxpayers money ….' they say.
To see through the web of deceit it is necessary to understand that the same people who are telling us that public services are a giant black hole of waste and opportunity cost are the same people who most likely have never had to rely on public services in any shape or form. They are the people who were educated at public schools, use private healthcare companies and live in affluent areas that don't really have much need for a decent constabulary.
Of course, say any of this in public you are labelled a 'socialist' or a 'red' at best and at the worst….I'll probably leave that to your imagination.


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Meet Our Team.
Rusty Gonzales
Rusty has been the owner of St. Andrews since its inception in 1996, and has been in the electrical industry for over 35 years. Prior to founding St. Andrews, Rusty completed the Wyoming Joint Apprentice Training Program, and possesses a Colorado Master Electrician license.
His project management expertise earned him an Alliance Project Management Certificate, in addition to a certificate from Howard University for the School of Business Executive Education in the Government Contracting Competency Program. Currently, Rusty is participating in the Latino Leadership Institute at the University of Denver as a part of their 2016 cohort.
Rusty has always prided himself on building relationships with both his clients, and his family, and has always considered his greatest accomplishment to be raising two sons and being able to support them through college. He enjoys cooking and creating original recipes, golfing, and traveling with his family.
Steve Wren
Vice President
Steve is the senior project manager and Vice President of St. Andrews Construction. Steve has over 25 years of construction experience in the electrical field and still feels each project has something unique to take away and apply to the next.
Steve has a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Washington State University, and holds certifications in NFPA 70 and NFPA 72, Construction Quality Control, OSHA 30 hour, first aid, and CPR. He recently received recognition for project management of a Data Center Project for MEP systems containing the newest and most advanced technology with various special systems and power requirements. Steve is consistently recognized in his field for proactively identifying potential pitfalls and preparing a plan to work around challenges and make a project successful. The entire process of winning a bid, developing a plan, and seeing it implemented in order to make a profitable and successful project continues to be a thrill for him, even after 2+ decades.
When Steve isn't in the office, you can find him working on his own home improvement projects, camping, or appreciating family time.
Vicki Wren
Project Manager
Vicki Wren is one of the project managers at St. Andrews Construction. With over 20 years of experience in the construction industry, Vicki's insight and dedication have become an integral part of the success that the management team displays.
In her ten years at St. Andrews, Vicki has managed over $20 million in projects. Her most notable project is the construction of the Ductbank of I-225 Light Rail expansion, an over 10 million dollar contract. Strong and transparent communication, an ability to multi-task, staying organized, and building relationships with her clients is what makes Vicki a stand out in the industry.
She possesses an Associate's Degree in Architectural Design and Drafting, and a Bachelor's in History. When she's not at work, she enjoys spending time with her son, and weekend trips to the mountains for camping and snowboarding.
Billy Gomez
Project Manager
Billy has worked in the electrical contracting industry for all of his professional life. He is currently a project manager at St. Andrews, and has been for the past 8 years.
Billy began as an apprentice electrician and went through the ranks of journeyman, foreman, and project coordinator prior to becoming a project manager. He has been with St. Andrews for 20 years and takes great pride in knowing he is partly responsible for a noteworthy amount of the growth and accomplishments St. Andrews has achieved. Billy excels most at breaking down projects into manageable stages for his manpower in order to implement the most efficient means of completing a project.
Through and through, Billy is a family man. When he's not working, he spends his time with his wife and four kids, in addition to coaching collegiate style wrestling.
Wayne Phillips
Project Coordinator
Wayne is a project coordinator at St. Andrews with over 30 years of experience in the electrical contracting trade. He assists in managing data and material resources throughout the life of a project to achieve objectives of scope, cost, time, quality, and client satisfaction, and prides himself on always being able to diligently address an issue to accomplish a working compromise.
Wayne is certified as a Master Electrician, and as a project manager through the Project Management Institute. In addition to his professional certifications, Wayne possesses a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. He considers his greatest achievements to be his five children, and six grandchildren.
Outside of the office, Wayne competitively shows horses, and enjoys riding motorcycles and mountain biking.
Jason Frank
Project Coordinator
Jason has spent the last two years with St. Andrews as a project coordinator. He serves as an interface between the project management team and clients, and has an established performance history of assisting with communication between St. Andrews and its clientele to ensure project goals are met.
Jason is a certified Master Electrician, and has certification in both project management and estimating thorough NECA (National Electrical Contractors Association). Prior to coming to St. Andrews, he owned two electrical contracting companies after attending Iowa Western University on a full-ride scholarship to play baseball.
In Jason's spare time, family comes first, but he can also be found providing firearms training as a nationally certified firearms instructor.
Casey Snow
Head Estimator
As the head estimator, Casey oversees all of the analysis of blueprints, specifications, proposals, and other documentation to prepare time, cost, and labor estimates for projects and services at St. Andrews Construction. He has been in the electrical trade for over 15 years and has several years of various construction management experiences prior to that.
Casey has an Associate's Degree in Architectural Technology and Drafting and has completed the IBEW apprentice training, journeyman certification, is OSHA 30 hour trained, and has received certification in both NECA (National Electrical Contractors Association) and Accubid Estimating training. Casey's biggest asset to the management team is attention to detail which has enabled him to successfully bid on, and win, over $20 million in contracts.
When Casey isn't putting in time at the office he's spending it with his wife and two children, or up in the mountains hiking, hunting and rock climbing.
Louie Cordova
Safety Director
Louie Cordova is the safety director at St. Andrews Construction. He comes to us with over 26 years of experience; 6 years in land development, 9 years in construction, and 11 years in construction management.
In his 13 years at St. Andrews, Louie has created and maintained a strong culture of safety with a proven track record resulting in an EMR rating for St. Andrews of .68. His safety initiatives have turned St. Andrews into one of the safest companies to work with in the Denver-metro area. Louie excels most at developing personal relationships with vendors, and always producing results before deadlines.
Outside of work, Louie can be found spending time with his family and good friends.


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Well, not really. Vinyl really isn't final, no matter what the salesmen will have you think. You might not have to paint it, but you'll have to replace it when it cracks or otherwise starts to look shabby. If you have vinyl siding near the ground on your house and you have a penchant for weed whacking, it's likely you'll crack the siding yourself the first time your power tool throws a rock into it.
So, no, vinyl isn't final. In fact, as a preservationist, vinyl is the enemy. It is a covering that removes the architectural character from trim, windows, and gables of historic homes. It holds moisture on the siding it covers, causing the original siding to deteriorate. It lasts 20 - 30 years before replacement if you're lucky, but the wood siding that was covered will last many, many more years than that if properly maintained. From an environmental standpoint, the chemicals and amount of energy used to make vinyl siding are certainly not green. Vinyl siding cannot be recycled when it is replaced and so it goes directly to the landfill where it probably doesn't break down or is incinerated, releasing it's toxic chemicals into the air.
So why am I talking about vinyl. It's because I have a confession to make. We used vinyl on our project house. <Gasp!> Here's our reasoning: The house had badly curled cedar shingles cover the attic dormer and ends (you can see them here). The shingles needed to be replaced. The house is a bit of a hodge podge of vernacular construction, from the simple, non-matching windows to the asbestos siding. We're going to flip the house and, frankly, we live in a rather depressed area, so we're looking to keep costs low and the house comfortable while still maintaining the house's character. We wanted to keep the feel of the shingles on the third floor. We priced out cedar shingles and vinyl siding that looked like shingles. The vinyl was much cheaper. We figured that since the siding will be so far off the ground, it won't be obvious that it is vinyl, it won't be damaged by rocks thrown up by the mower, and it's not detracting from the house's character by covering any existing details.
So we did it. We used vinyl. We'll turn in our preservationist membership card if need be, but we stand by our decision.


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The Ruler: Master of the Mask gets even darker this week with a drastic change in one of the sweet characters. In the recently released stills, Han Ga Eun (Kim So Hyun) is in the middle of a life-threatening situation after wielding her sword to someone. Was she trying to attack royalty after an unfortunate event she feel they caused? Or was she trying to save her father from his death penalty? The photos show her surrounded by swords after her attempted attack. Her father's life's wasn't threatened in the last four episodes, but he came against the gang controlling the water. The lethal gang is already on a rampage murdering people to put fear in everyone's heart who dare opposes them.
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Or – "The Further Adventures Of A Further Wonder Woman…"
So, it's been several months since Diana was struck with the Panstinator, and while the time-space continuum hasn't collapsed due to the covering of Wonder Woman's legs, the story hasn't set the world on fire, either. In fact, aside from that one weird 'Brightest Day' cover, there has been little or no visibility on the amazing amazon since the arc began. I've been back and forth about the Wondy's Brand New Day All-New All-Different Corset Crisis On Infinite Pants strange new status quo, which makes me unsure whether I'll be underwhelmed by this'n, or if it will provide the final buy-in to make the whole thing work. Anybody takin' bets?
WONDER WOMAN #606 – "Odyssey Part Six: The Huntsman"
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski & Phil Hester
Artist: Eduardo Pansica
Inker(s): Leisten/Alquiza/Faucher/Ferreira
Colorist: Alex Sinclair
Letterer: Travis Lanham
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Editor: Brian Cunningham
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Previously, on Wonder Woman: Blah blah space-time anomaly, blah blah blah Amazons dead, blah blah blah last daughter of Themiscyra with a whole new history, blah blah blah pants-cakes. Diana's adventures in her strange new world have consisted mostly of seeking out hidden sects of her Amazon sisters around the world, and extracting them from terrible situations while unseen forces mass against her. Last issue ended with Wonder Woman leaping impulsively off a rooftop and get herself speared by another unexpected foe, showing that she is not merely physically younger than before, but actually possesses different experiences and attitudes, as our old-school Diana would never do something so foolhardy. So, if her WHOLE LIFE is different, what about the lives of those who fought against her?
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Huntsman tries to taunt her again, but Wonder Woman leaps down, breaks his SPINE and brutally stabs him to death with HIS OWN ANTLER! That is HARDCORE, although I have to admit to mixed feelings about seeing this behavior from the star-spangled-panty icon that is Wonder Woman. She quickly returns to the scene of the crime to find the sign of the Morrigan, finally giving her mysterious tormentor a face. Diana takes command of the remaining Amazons and sets off to meet her foe in battle, while Morrigan has plans of her own. Raising three Amazons from the dead, she gives each of them the powers of the Furies of myth, while also embodying Wonder Woman villains past: Tisiphone/Giganta, Magaera/Cheetah, and Alecto/Artemis, which then brings up the inevitable questions of how this fits into continuity, since the Giganta that has been at large in the DCU has appeared very recently in Secret Six. Are they meant to represent the old foes remade by the time frammistat, or, even worse, NEW versions of characters who are still active? The issue ends with Wonder Woman and her warriors arriving at a strange temple, where she finds tiny action figures of herself (in various costumes throughout her no-longer-existing history, even) and a horde of undead enemies!
The Verdict: Still On The Fence
This issue triggered an interesting thought process in me. One of the plot points involves a child of Amazons being kidnapped for use as bait, while Wonder Woman herself spends a lot of time in dark alleys acting very vigilante-like. Throw in a job in corporate American, and this current Wonder Woman direction starts to sound remarkably like the proposed WW television show recently green-lighted by NBC for production. Now, I don't necessarily believe in this level of synergy/coordination (especially when it comes to comics production) but there could be something going on. Either way, as much as parts of the issue were quite good, it didn't really 'pop' as a must-have issue. The art is well-done, but nothing to write home about, while the story gives us our first real glimpses of the big bad in action, something that I've been hoping we would get for a couple of issues now. But aside from the brutal Wolverine-style stabbity-stab-stab, it was a relatively uneventful issue for me, with nothing overtly awful or offputting, but nothing that really captured my imagination. Wonder Woman #606 delivers an okay story with okay art, though, and sometimes that's the most we can ask of a book, earning it 2.5 out of 5 stars overall. The costume looks TONS bettter without the leather jacket, though…
Faithful Spoilerite Question Of The Day: Any thoughts on my conspiracy theory? D'ya think this will be what the proposed TV series be about?
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At this point, I think DC needs to end Wonder Woman in some way, let her go away for a few years, and then bring her back to her old glory. It is washed up and over now.
Gail Simone's run on WW was terrific…proving there was opportunity for great story telling and Wonder Woman to exist in the same sentence, but for whatever reason it didn't sell. Hence new writer. New direction. And epic fail. Sales down even lower. :(
From what I understand, this is all taking place in a different continuity. Diana is trying to reach the mainstream universe, her old life which she is slowly remembering. That's why when Max Lord tried to find her in JL: Generation Lost, there was no information or knowledge of "Wonder Woman" anywhere. She doesn't exist in the DCU anymore, at least until Odyssey end. Thus, the Giganta, Artemis and Pillipus in this book belong to a different reality than their analogues in the DCU.
I don't disagree, but isn't there an obligation to publish her continuously or else lose the publishing rights to her creator's State?
Am I the only one liking the current Wonder Woman arc? I really don't see what's so wrong.
Maybe that is why I got singled out in the podcast. ;p
Bleah. Too confusing.
… Just reading the review made my brains hurt. I'm glad I was 'waiting for the trade' on this one. :D
I agree, it's sorta one of those WTF WERE THEY THINKING?!! over there at DC?!! Get her back to her regular continuity for godsakes by having showing Diana waking up one morning and realizing that this whole new storyline was just a REALLY BAD BAD DREAM!
…and find a way to refund the last 7 issues to poor schmucks like myself who wasted their time and money on this crappola!


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What a great idea!! They look great and of course yummy! I love cranberries!! I will try this at home! Thanks for sharing this at #KCACOLS. I'm always very happy to have you here! 🙂 xx
Cranberry and Basil Pinwheels
Cranberry and Basil Pinwheels – it's beginning to taste a bit like Christmas!
Serves: 2
- 2 tortillas
- 225g cream cheese
- 60g spring onion
- Handful fresh basil leaves
- 100g cranberry sauce
- 50g dried cranberries
- few slices of turkey/ham
You will also need:
- An apron
- A chopping board
- A sharp knife (to use with an adult)
- A large plastic bowl
- A knife
- A desert spoon
- Finely chop the spring onions with the sharp knife and put into the bowl.
- Add the cream cheese, cranberries and the cranberry sauce.
- Mix all the ingredients thoroughly together with the spoon.
- Spoon out the mixture onto the tortillas and smooth out with a knife.
- Wash and dry the basil leaves and place them onto the mixture.
- Add slices of turkey or ham.
- Gently roll up tightly, wrap up in cling film and place in the fridge to cool for an hour.
- Cut the roll into slices.
These are perfect for using up left over turkey or ham this Christmas 🙂
Parents – If you try this recipe with your child, I'd love to hear from you. Tweet me a photo, share it on the Handy Herbs Facebook page or pin it to your recipe board!
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I am sure that Monkey would love these!! I would life these they sound delicious xx #FabFridayPost
These look delicious! we will have to give these a go – and sneak a little turkey in there!! Thanks for sharing #KCACOLS
These looks great, what a wonderful idea. Thanks for linking up with #TheList x I tried to share this post, but couldn't find any social sharing options. x
These look awesome, I would never have thought of adding cranberries or basil to the tortillas, so will definitely need to try this. I always get stuck in a rut with lunches for the boys! Love the plate too!
Thanks so much for linking up to #howtoSunday 🙂 x
Wow this looks so easy but it's something I would never think of! Sounds delicious too! I'm always short of quick recipes for Taylor so this is definitely one I will be trying. Thanks so much for sharing with #KCACOLS. Hope you come again next week x
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This would be great for both meal times and treats for my little Ethan after school too! I never had cranberries jam before. Looks delicious! I just might pinch some too! 😉 Thank you for linking up. Always lovely to have you in here . Have a lovely weekend. I'm off to buy some cranberries jam now. Inspired! 😊 #FabFridayPost x
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These look great and love a bit of cranberry, especially at Christmas. #ToddlerApprovedTuesday
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I've been experimenting left and right in the kitchen the last while… There have been a couple of shining "A-Ha! This could work with just a little tweaking" moments, but mostly it's been a bunch of fails… I mean go directly to the garbage, do not pass go, kind of fails… So I was really in need of a success… Enter Caramel Walnut Cookies.
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1/3 cup Canola Oil
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1/3 cup Brown Sugar
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1 tsp Ground Flaxseed
1 cup All Purpose Flour
1/2 cup Whole Wheat Pastry Flour
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1/4 tsp Salt
1/4 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice
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Two Morrison Final Crisis Issues in One Day is Quite a Treat!
I really enjoyed seeing the two books together in the same week, as they played off each other beautifully. I've said in the past that Morrison seems to be writing Final Crisis as almost Written Pointillism – small distinct powerful scenes designed to create a much fuller overall effect. Well, with Final Crisis:Submit, we see Morrison decide to show us one of those points, only go into great depth of it – giving us the notion that if we examined any ONE of the scenes in Final Crisis #4, we would see a story just like Final Crisis: Submit – poignant and powerful, only there are so many of them that we cannot even comprehend them all, giving the whole thing that much more of an epic scope.
It's a clever concept, although yeah, it would have been nicer if Submit had filled in the gap where we had no Final Crisis comics at all, instead of this silly "nothing…nothing….nothing….a bunch then another bunch" scheduling.
In any event, all of this is fairly familiar territory – it's superheroes fighting back after the bad guys win, only it's all executed almost note perfect (the only exception being that some of the dialogue could really use some work).
In any event, read Submit before you read Final Crisis #4. There probably should have been something to tell you that.
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Kind of tired of reading how Jim Prentice was somehow an ethical Reformatory minister. It reminds me of how we looked at Colin Powell a couple of years ago. The ethical good soldier who then goes out and lies to the world.
Prentice's biggest accomplishment at Industry Canada was getting his staff to reedit his Wikipedia entry to hide the proposed changes to copyright laws.
As our so called environment minister he was nothing more than a salesman for the oil industry and an apologist for the tar sands. Prentice could not say the word environment without adding the word safe energy supply to the sentence or press release.
I do not blame CIBC for offering him the multi-million dollar salesman's job, the oil contacts on Jim's blackberry, alone, could be worth a bundle for CIBC. Nor do I resent Jim for taking the job, that is what opportunistic, failed politicians do.
But just a reminder Jim, your influence over those contacts typically lasts 18 months, so make sure your contract is front end loaded with a built in bail out package because in two years the quota will kill you when you become of no more use to the masters you have been serving, for the last four years.
As far as the talk about Prentice coming back into politics as some sort of revised purplish red tory to take over the leadership when Harper finally gets booted, too many of us will remember the role you have played Jim.
In fact as more of these Reformatory ministers desert Harper's sinking ship they should be branded with a R on their forehead so there is no possibility that we ever forget what these inglorious reformatory bastards have done to our country.


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We'll be celebrating Opening Day with a party at the bottom of the Ridge Rocket Express. You can look forward to music, FREE hot chocolate and lots of giveaways. Loose and Lucy Moose will also be around to welcome you all back to Big White.
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We will be giving away 500 limited edition 'Opening Day 2018' stickers to reward your dedication to Big White! Come visit us at the Ridge Day Lodge to claim yours.
But wait, there's more! Every skier and snowboarder who rides Big White from Thursday November 22nd to Saturday November 24th will be entered to win a Big White prize pack full of swag and gift cards to spend all over the mountain this season.
See you on the 22nd!
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* Please note that the Beginner Area in Happy Valley will not be open this weekend. We will keep you updated on when this area is prepared for opening.


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The issue with Premier Notley's $25-a-day child care project
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While the creation of 1,000 new child care spaces and 230 child care jobs is a great outcome of the project, the program does not help those who truly need affordable child care systems.
A few weeks ago, Alberta Premier Rachael Notley released plans to enact a $25-a-day childcare pilot program in 18 centres across the province. The $10-million project will see $500,000 grants provided to eligible centres and open 1,000 new child-care spaces and create 230 new child-care jobs, said Notley.
As the CBC reports, Premier Notley will use the pilot project to develop a new childcare system and wants accessible areas such as hospitals, schools, and other public areas to have the centres.
However, members of Alberta's Wildrose party believe the $25-a-day is not a practical solution for the issue of affordable child care and they will keep a close eye on how the system operates.
While Premier Notley's program might sound like a realistic solution to affordable child care in Alberta, I agree when the Wildrose says it is not, even if we have different political interests. Sure, $25-a-day childcare might sound like an affordable, inexpensive, and reasonable solution, but it is no different than what is offered to Alberta citizens at the current moment.
In reality, the language used by Premier Notley and the NDP, as well as the term "$25-a-day," only suggested and shaped a belief in the program's affordability.
Let's look at the math, if the average amount of days in a month is 28 and the price of child care is $25 a day, the cost ends up at $700 per month and $8,400 per year. On average, Alberta families already pay between $700 and $1,300 a month for childcare, and it is still unaffordable for some families, so what benefit does state-operated child care offer?
(To note, these numbers are only based on averages and a comparison of current trends with the framework of the pilot project, and do not reflect the possible outcomes for the program.)
Granted, under the NDP child care subsidy program, a single parent with one child in grades K through six and an annual income of $50,000 qualifies for $310 per month in subsidies. Also, the Alberta child care subsidies apply to low-income families who make less than $50,000 with varied rates based on number of kids, other received benefits, and total annual income. In addition, as per the Alberta government website, families with one child who earn less than $41,220 annually qualify to receive $1,100 per year ($92 per month), in government assistance.
In the case of a single parent with one child in elementary school, $392 is certainly an appreciated gesture and would help cover some of the cost to put them in child care. However, if the price of child care is $700 then these child care subsidies only cover 56 per cent of the total cost, and although 56 per cent may seem like a major amount of coverage, it is not. This is not to say it is the responsibility of the government to cover child-care costs' entirely, on the contrary, it is to look at the external aspects which cause child care to be unaffordable.
According to Global News, the Edmonton Social Planning Council estimated, a family with two children would need to make $34.72 an hour to meet their family's basic needs in 2015. With only one child, a rough estimate could be made to say this number would be about half and the main provider would need to earn about $17.36 per hour.
On Oct. 1, 2016, the NDP took their first step toward a solution of this issue when they raised the provincial minimum wage to $12.20 per hour, five dollars short of the ESPC's estimation. To detail, the single parent with one elementary-school-aged child can be used as an example to point out the issue in the $25-a-day child care program. In an extreme case, let us say our single parent works 40 hours a week at minimum wage for an annual income of about $23,228, or $1935 per month, after taxes.
We will also assume this family receives child support payments of $101 a month, the provincial average according to a 2014 report by Statistics Canada, and add the $392 monthly subsidy.
This brings the overall total of monthly household income to about $2428.
If this family chose to live in Glenbrook, an inner-city Calgary neighbourhood which may not be the best neighbourhood in the city, but overall is a safe and inexpensive area to live in.
The Walk Score website lists the average price of rent for a two-bedroom home in Glenbrook at $1,200 a month with a range in cost based on size and specific location.
For lone-parent Alberta households with no additional persons, Stats Canada reports a monthly average of $566 for food, $300 for clothing, $88 for personal care, and $155 for health care. Also, the expatistan cost of living index website says Calgarians pay $52 for basic internet, $103 for a transit pass, and $123 in utilities for one person in a studio of 480sqf, per month.
Include the monthly $54 in Calgary Board of Education elementary student school fees and the $700 per month child care the total cost of living averages out to about $3341 monthly – $913 more than the parent's income. For sure, most people's first thought would be to adjust the family budget, find a new job, get another job, or cut excess utilities such as the internet – While the obvious course of action, in theory, it does not always work in practice.
As a single parent with an elementary-aged child, they are limited to a narrow selection of jobs which offer the flexibility for them to care for their child, they cannot go work in the oil patch. Add in the possibility of little to no post-secondary education, along with the current economic downturn and the scarcity of jobs, the options available to these parents become even slimmer.
Furthermore, businesses and corporations continue to move their job application process onto the internet, so to cut their internet utility would leave them unable to search for a new job. Also, if the parent were to get multiple jobs they would not be able to spend time with their families, which in turn would require more child care and defeat the purpose of more jobs.
Although the example I have used is an extreme case, there are at least thousands of people who live in Alberta under these conditions and struggle to make ends meet daily. In an anecdotal sense, many parents and families I know struggle with this exact scenario and are forced to seek unregistered child care from family members or family friends regularly.
Once again, we must ask the question: Why are low-income families forced to live life as a slave and break their backs just to make ends meet for their families and have comfortable lives?
We Did It! School-age Care Society is considerate of these families, the minority families who are forgotten as issues are solved for the majority and offer child care at a fraction of the cost.
While it is too early to judge the success of the pilot project, as well as how the program will change once the pilot is completed, these are issues the NDP still needs to look at and solve.


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The Florida House stripped the Senate's gambling bill and passed its own Wednesday, signaling the two chambers will likely have to negotiate a compromise during the session's final weeks.
The Senate bill's sponsor, Sen. Bill Galvano, said "timing is not yet determined" for negotiations. But if they can reach an agreement, the state stands to gain at least $2 billion in additional money from the Seminole Tribe over the next seven years by renegotiating a deal reached in 2010. The state is seeking a guaranteed $3 billion from the tribe for the time frame, about $1 billion of which it would receive regardless, according to revenue forecasts from the Legislature's Office of Economic and Demographic Research.
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And if there's one thing i would really invest in, call it vanity i don't care, it's taking care of my skin.
I am practicing a new skin care routine for 2 days now. I read all about it from the blog Manila Fashion Observer It's the " No Water " Skin Care routine. She read all about it from a french blogger Garance Dore whose dermato advised her not to use tap water for cleansing the face. " No water" means not using "tap" water for washing the face. I was skeptical at first. My skin can be a bit oily and it made me cringed just thinking about not rinsing it thoroughly . But seeing MFO's glowing skin made me think twice and convinced me to give it a try.
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I was nervous when i first tried the routine. I was afraid of waking up the next day with a zit !!! But after cleansing my face and putting on the serum , my face felt light… I mean fresh without the heavy feeling . Am i only imagining it because i was excited? I guess not. Still, i went to bed afraid for the dreaded zit.
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Hors Pistes Kyoto For freedom in film, all you need is love
Festival of film, performance and sound opens
Schedule June 17~21, 2015
It began ten years ago at the Pompidou Centre in Paris: the film festival "Hors Pistes" will this year be taking place for the first time in Kyoto. This festival "Hors Pistes" (Eng: off the track) brings together films from off the beaten track, films which do not fit into any the countless existing festivals. It has received worldwide attention for creating a "new dimension" of film festival. Over the past ten years, "Hors Pistes" has traveled from Paris to Tokyo to São Paulo, and again from Tokyo to other locations in Asia, connecting the world through film, performance and music. Beginning some four years before coming to Kyoto, "Hors Pistes Tokyo" has exported many of Japan's most exciting films to art scenes around the world, including the Pompidou Centre in Paris, the São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), the audiovisual festival WSK in Manila, and Taipei's TAM TAM ART. In addition to this, the long awaited "Hors Pistes Kyoto" will be providing a programme which directly connects West Japan to the rest of the world, in not only taking submissions and a selection from Paris, but also holding screenings, performances and exhibitions of special entries concerning themselves with the future of film and art. These will take place at the Institut français Kyoto Cinema, Kambaikan Hardy Hall (Doshisha University) and MORI YU GALLERY.
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